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Title: HOME AFFAIRS HIGH SECURITY DOCUMENTS


1
Forensic Audit PresentationPortfolio
CommitteeCape Town 15 May 2007
2
BACKGROUND
  • FINANCIAL MISMANAGEMENT CONCERNS
  • Ministerial decision to institute a forensic
    audit
  • PFMA compliance on Tender processes
  • LEADERSHIP
  • General leadership wanting
  • Financial Performance
  • Auditor Generals successive disclaimers
  • 2002/2003
  • 2003/2004
  • 2004/2005

3
PERIOD UNDER REVIEW
  • 1st April 2003 31st December 2004
  • Tender awarded to Gobodo Forensic Investigative
    Accounting 20th April 2005

4
GOBODOs MANDATE
  • Data interrogation
  • Identify, classify and investigate irregularities
  • Forensic Accounting Financial Investigation
  • Review tender procurement processes
  • Asset management disposal
  • Perform due diligence investigation of key
    suppliers
  • General financial management
  • Information Security
  • Review the security, integrity confidentiality
    of info
  • Review program change controls
  • Review business continuity
  • Review EFT transactions cash payments
  • General review of computer systems

5
FINDINGS
  • PECAS Systems (Printers Estimating Costing and
    Scheduling system) violation
  • SD K Alpha - Excessive procurement
  • 16 random samples between April 2003 and Dec 2004
  • Irregular expenditure R21,0mn
  • Violation of delegated authority p58 art 6.18
    p75
  • Contraventions of section 45(b) (c) PFMA
  • SD K Beta
  • Distribution not done according to standard
    acquisition policy procedures R40,0mn
  • Minutes and contracts missing!!!
  • Violation of delegated authorities p57 art 6.17
  • Contraventions of s 45(b) (c) PFMA

6
FINDINGS
  • REDUNDANT STOCK
  • Gross Mismanagement of stores
  • Consistent Overstocking (Treasury Regulation
    10.1.1(b))
  • Late delivery by suppliers not penalised
  • Damage to paper (TR 10.1.1(a))

7
FINDINGS
  • REASONS SUPPLIED FOR OVERSTOCKING
  • Latent defect in PECAS system re status of task
  • Improper calculation of paper needed human
    waste, consistent errors, etc
  • Lack of communication between operations and
    procurement
  • Late outsourcing of jobs paper nevertheless
    procured
  • Urgent jobs not reflected on PECAS system
    circumvented

8
FINDINGS
  • PAPER PROCUREMENT SUPPLY CHAIN
  • Significant difference in value btwn AFS and
    PECAS
  • 2002/3 AFS raw material R 26,4 PECAS R 40,1m
    (paper)
  • 2003/4 AFS raw material R 23,5m PECAS R 35,4m
    (paper)
  • 2004/5 AFS raw material R 23,2m PECAS R 29,5m
    (paper)
  • SIU could not confirm accuracy and validity of
    inventory amounts reflected on AFS - documents
    lost
  • Contravention of TR 10.1.2

9
FINDINGS
  • CONTRAVENTION VIOLATION OF PFMA
  • Security of records
  • Lack of controls within Procurement Division

10
STATUS REPORT
  • SUSPENSIONS
  • INVESTIGATIONS HAVE BEEN EXTENDED

11
MEASURES PROPOSED
  • PROPOSED DISCIPLINARY MEASURES
  • Charge Sheets issued to several individuals
  • Gross mismanagement
  • Dereliction of duty
  • Violation of tender procedures
  • Lack of duly delegated authority to procure any
    goods
  • All actions ultra vires TR 8.2.1
  • PFMA 38(1)(h)(iii)
  • Total of Irregular expenditure of R66,0mn
  • Irregular expenditure R1,5mn
  • Irregular expenditure R3,0mn
  • Signed replenishment advises without written
    delegation
  • Be charged according to the precepts of the PFMA
    TR
  • Criminal and Civil charges be considered

12
  • THANK YOU
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